They'd book an hotel 100 miles away? In the UK?
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9 years ago
What has Jeremy Clarkson done ?
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9 years ago
Usually a Holiday Inn. At best. ;-)
Talent may get something better.
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9 years ago
It gives them an excuse for a helicopter trip. More likely the used two locations, one of which was close to the hotel.
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9 years ago
I find that remark deeply homophobic.
:-)
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9 years ago
Doesn't everybody have Sky or Vigin TV anyway?
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9 years ago
No.
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9 years ago
Only those who like football.
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9 years ago
What I *meant* to to say was "if they think the british public will sign up to sky or another pay to watch top gear then they must be mad"
They being Murdoch or Beardy or whoever, Not Clarkson
That is sport
The viewing figures for top gear on dave? about three, and one of those is probably stuck with batteries for the remote and is desperately trying to change channel to watch Last of the Summer Wine.
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9 years ago
As the incident was supposed to have happened last week, with reduced daylight hours then that would imply night flying, not impossible but to a remote location in Wensleydale not a really good idea.
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9 years ago
I hate football & I have Virgin TV.
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9 years ago
No, some of us pick and choose - Netflix for base selection and rent-on-demand Google Play Store (which has nearly all the stuff Netflix don't) and at (usually) £2.49 for a rental, it's cheaper than going to the video shop 15 years ago and a bloody sight more convenient. And I do not have to wash unspecified sticky substances off the DVD before it will play :)
Netflix is disappointing (even with Unblock-US) if you want a massive movie selection - but it's actually pretty good if you treat it like a massive on demand TV channel, which in hindsight, is probably a better description.
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Certainly not. I object to Sky's model where you have to pay for them to beam advertising at you. It's a good wind up to do at those mobile Sky booths. I always pretend that they "obviously" must be offering either a free sub with ads or paid-for with no ads, and then affect astonishment when they put me right.
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9 years ago
If you look at what Sky/BT will pay for mediocre football, then Top Gear with Clarkson is almost priceless.
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9 years ago
Sometimes I despair of your intellect. Try thinking like a Sun journalist and you might understand the logic.
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9 years ago
No.
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9 years ago
What is the source for your numbers?
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9 years ago
Just 30% on Foxtel here despite free-to-air commercial TV being pretty dire and full of adverts
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I don't even have a television that can receive digital broadcasts.
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9 years ago
But as yet no news on what the "incident2 actually involved. Maybe the producer or whoever challenged him to a fight.
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9 years ago
Oh did one get "twatted"? Are you sure?